Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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s,4l'tltais. " IS = ealy IA tae matter of bad
wear Shapes s2Ty 50 tssat sysry .sstnsa can
have scDsefhiiig beeoning AID st41 bs IA
f4..liHl The dear little sallsFs. as uszzl.
kass goed eo1ssitass-ey kasaiotls eo1ns
alli fashions 90. bok they hold GA arm. and
~lFh god reason. They are becoming 10 al
most every one, they ars stylish. they are
never fashy fsF pFetsnfious and they are aEl-
rFspriaTs for msay occasions; yes, and they
are Invariably pFesty.
And a. f9r b0alleEs, those dear little trines
NhieA As@ York ladies' take 10 Ia preferences
g. Eats. Or even shoes and stockings, II the
choice hsd % be mzds. tAsy are be"lLleflng
IL beauty and shapes. And as for prles~.
they are doxn 20 nothing now. You wouldn't
believe il, bat you ean walk on Sixth avenue
shd zee ia tits vinskoss charming, untrininlssi
straw boAneEs, ranging al the say from 81 -
down through a -, 50. 40, - and even 10 cent
gradient. and I speak bat tie unad0Ined
truth When l say that even The Ten cent ones,
when liuaed up with little ribbon or what
not, aFe good enough for a princess ln moth
Ing ulii little taste and ingenuity 20 - far
as In the matter Of head wear. And, OH
how cheap aFe pretty summer ribbons n0w.
So cheap. that * one sees them and can't get
them o1es rest IS disturbed
Ia wraps Jet leads Of But the inexperi-
enced shopper must TO careful The good,
imported ones cost Ike everything, and the
cheap ones are deluslons, which lose their
glory the moment yoa get them home and
examine them Cheap, braided cloth. dingy
lace and ragged bead fringe are their main
characteristics. Some OF the nimble fingered
and ingenious make their own. paying from
s. 70 SO per yard for their braided cloth.
But would urge all TO be careful on this
point. IL is easy 10 spoil them, difficult 70
give them the proper finish Even the gifted
dresSIaaker cannot always 10 it-cannot do IL
at all, II she Is not also cloakmaker, which
few are.
Most Of the Jet wraps have great long tabs
in front-perfectly useless aud often I'M
slightly adjunctz The smart shopper. If sue
buys one OF that kind. cuts OF the tabs /
VIII tell you why. They win make girl Of i6
look old. They have an Old womanish air,
and the air looks mostly in the tabs. An
other ~oldn touch Is the pointed piece of silk
which forms the back OF many OF them.
Leave that out if you don't want to be con-
ssdered as belonging 20 the Methusaleh fam
| ily. Let the whole garment be OF jet, and
see that it isn't poor jet, either.
Keep your hair dressed high, my fair
friend, II YOU want TO be in the front of the
fashionable van, and stick it full Of combs
and fancy pins. Not too many at once. of
course, but one now and another again
something 70 mark the coiffure, you know
/ In the matter Of wells color has il. They
7 come in tIlle, in russian net, in dotted crepe
lisse, in the most delicate grenadine, in all
shades-lilac, heliotrope, scarlet, dark reds,
blues, ecru, everything. Rose pink is the
daintiest and most immensely becoming.
I Summer fabrics are greatly in vogue Ba-
! tisses, sateens. ginghams-never were there
I such ginghams-and lovely colored linens
abound. Made up with pretty ribbons,
nothing is more appropriate for summer
wear.
/ The fit OF a dress is becoming more and
more a matter of Importance. Now that
wraps are very small and often dispensed
with, Broadway presents vast panorama
of snugly clad figures in the afternoon during
the promenade hours
All sorts OF things are displayed for neck
wear In only one particular do all agree,
and that is in height. Things that saw
the ears and brace up the chin are pre-
ferred 20 toeverything of more modest stature
II is, indeed, the era OF dude neckwear FOR
women The collars OF the dress are so alti-
tudinous that white collar has 70 be very
courageous il it can climb above it and hold
it. place, and look over the battlements in
peace. Numerous chemisettes are on sale
and readily purchased. They help out with
few toilets by making change.
White gowns are, IS usual, in demand In
lawns, laces and soft woods they tempt the
purse and please the eve.
Parasols are ornate and varied Lace
covers can b bought and serve over many.
The black and white striped ones are
very stylish and need no cover. Black and
white are in order in every part OF the toilet
this season. NAOMI TRENT.